The CICC School Programme is a series of talks, workshops, assemblies, screenings, guided walks, and performances designed to activate the CICC installation at Ambika P3 and across London and provide additional context for and examining the threads of research that connect intergenerational climate crimes to our present. The Court for Intergenerational Climate Crimes (CICC) was established to critique the liberal legal […]
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The Court for Intergenerational Climate Crimes (CICC) is a project by Radha D’Souza and Jonas Staal that stages public hearings in immersive installations functioning as a court, to prosecute intergenerational climate crimes committed by states and corporations acting together. These hearings address crimes of the past, present and future, reflecting the intergenerational impacts of climate crimes on ecologies and communities. This […]
Kochi-Muziris Biennale presents ‘The Soil Assembly: Ecologies, Circularities and Living Pedagogies” in partnership with Srishti Manipal Institute of Art, Design and Technology, Bangalore India. This international gathering of artists, designers, curators, architects, educators, activists, farmers, and hackers is to support the freedom of exchange and sharing of knowledge. It is an active dissemination of a […]
As part of Planetary Narratives #5: Archipelago > Soil Convergence As part of the More-Than-Planet exhibition and the 20-month program, “Archipelago: Art and Science Investigations in Times of Unstable Knowledge”, Awareness in Art in partnership with ART2M (Fr) presents a series of events at WE ARE AIA | Awareness in Art, Luma Westbau Schwarzescafé and […]
Iwona Abrams’ paper ‘Models of Participatory Processes and the Public’s Relationship to the Environment’, presented at the EIMAD 2024 conference, has been published in Advances in Design, Music and Arts III: 9th International Meeting of Research in Music, Arts and Design, EIMAD 2024, June 27–29, 2024, Castelo Branco, Portugal – Volume 2. The article explores […]
Curated by CREAM’s Samuel Stevens. The Workers Film and Photo League (1934-1939) brought together political activists, professional film technicians with amateur filmmakers and photographers. The League produced over thirty films beginning with a series of Workers’ Newsreels. These covered subjects such as Hunger Marches, Poverty, Unionisation, Housing, Spanish Civil War Relief and Anti-Fascism. This exhibition presents, […]
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This event has been cancelled due to sickness. The ninth in a series of curated conversations presenting artists working with clay and ceramics. This edition of Clay in Conversation features presentations by artists Jo Pearl and Kim Norton and is chaired by Tessa Peters. Curated by artist Julia Ellen Lancaster in partnership with the Ceramics Research Centre-UK, CREAM, University of Westminster. […]
Roshini Kempadoo is contributing a selection from two photographic series to the show ‘The 80s: Photographing Britain’ which explores powerful photography in a decade of social and political change. Her contribution is a selection of montage photographs from the series ECU: European Currency Unfolds originally commissioned for the show ‘Shifting Borders’ at the Laing Art […]
New work developed by artists Christina Peake, Erika Tan and Yu-Chen Wang are on display in the Tate Modern’s South Tanks, as part of Transforming Collections Artist Research Residencies. Peake presents an archipelago of imagined objects that appear to have been taken from marine environments in the Caribbean, including Wayfinding Shells – Exodus, ‘the Maroons’ Diadem – […]
Screening programme and discussion This screening programme aims to untangle the pervasiveness of colonial violence in collecting practices and cultural heritage, and engage with ideas of care, repair and social justice. Deploying archival materials, the films included in the programme aim to deconstruct the colonial foundations of cultural institutions. Moving images have always been at […]